- rail bridge, but now a road
bridge and, a mile
south of city, by the
Horchheim Railway Bridge,
consisting of two wide and
lofty spans carrying the Lahntal...
- The
Horchheim rail
bridge (German:
Horchheimer Eisenbahnbrücke) is a
railway bridge across the
Rhine in Koblenz, Germany. The
first bridge on the site...
- line to Cologne,
which would later become the main line. In 1878/79, the
Horchheim rail
bridge was
built south of Koblenz,
creating a
further connection...
- Weilburg, and
crosses the
Rhine between Koblenz-Oberwerth and Koblenz-
Horchheim.
Close to N****au are two
stations of the Cologne–Frankfurt high-speed...
- (5.6 mi)
Herrnsheim 6,368
North 5 km (3.1 mi)
Hochheim 3,823
Northwest Horchheim 4,770
Southwest 4.5 km (2.8 mi)
Ibersheim 692
North 13 km (8.1 mi) Leiselheim...
-
Central Library (Zentralbibliothek Koblenz) Koblenz-
Horchheim District Library (Stadtteilbücherei
Horchheim) Koblenz-Karthause
District Library (Stadtteilbücherei...
-
Rhine line to
Niederlahnstein and Wiesbaden. With the
construction of the
Horchheim Bridge south of Koblenz,
opened in 1879, and the
Urmitz Bridge north of...
-
centre of the
Katzenelnbogen wine
production with Rhens, Spay, Boppard,
Horchheim and
Salzig and an
amount of 33000 L of wine in 1438 and 84000 L of wine...
- SV Prüm and SV Niederlahnstein. For the
subsequent 1966–67 season, FC
Horchheim, SV
Ehrang and TuS
Marienberg came up from the 2.
Amateur league. "Ehrentafel...
- of
Robert Fried and
Rebecca (Ricka) Fried, née Salomon. He grew up in
Horchheim at the
Rhine river, now a
district of Koblenz,
where his
father ran a...
